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The fifth day of the World Urban Forum WUF13 in Baku focused on the search for practical solutions to the global housing crisis, sustainable urban recovery and the financing of city infrastructure. While political statements and climate discussions dominated the previous days of the forum, the debate on May 21 shifted toward implementation mechanisms — from affordable housing models to transit-oriented development and the reconstruction of post-conflict territories.
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The fourth day of the World Urban Forum (WUF13) in Baku demonstrated that the international discussion about the future of megacities is gradually shifting from declarative climate commitments toward the search for practical solutions to the global housing crisis, the decarbonization of construction, and the management of rapidly growing cities through digital technologies.
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Azerbaijan has begun transitioning to a fully electronic permit system for international road freight transport, aiming to accelerate transit procedures and strengthen the country’s position as a key hub of the Middle Corridor linking China and Europe.
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The third day of the World Urban Forum WUF13 in Baku on May 19 demonstrated that the global urban agenda is gradually shifting away from abstract discussions about “cities of the future” toward debates over concrete crises — housing shortages, climate threats, the energy transition and the management of megacities through digital technologies.
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